Kodak vest pocket B - Autographic Exposure Settings

Fig.
VIII,
and
write
on
the
strip
of
red
paper
any memorandum
desired,
sueh as the
title
of
the
picture,
the
date,
or
anv
other
details.
-
Close the sliding-door
with
the
stylus
before
winding
the
next
section
of hh
into
place.
Turn
a
new
section
of film
into
position:
Press in
slightly
on
the
winding key
and
turn
it-slowly,
three
to
four
times,
until
the next
number
ap-
pears
in
the red
window.
Do
this
aft-er
each exposure.
The
warning
hand
an-
pears
only
before
No.
1
of each
roll
bf
film.
To
bring
the
autographic
records
exactly
between
the negatives,
the
film
must
be turned
carefully,
untii
the next
number
is centered
in
the red
window.
It is
advisable
to
turn
the
next
sec-
tilrn
of film
into
position
,immediatelll
after making
an
exposure
and
the
auto-
graphic^reeord
This
avoids
the
possi-
bility
of
getting
two
exposures
on
the
same section
of filnr.
Importanf-When
you
have
ex-
posed
the
last
section
of
the film
and
made
the
autographic
record
of
it,
turn
the winding
[ey
until
the letter
A
appears
in
the
center
of the red
window.
Push
back
the
slidins-door
and
write
your
nam_e
on the red-paper,
expose
it
to
the light
as
when mbking'the
expo-
sure
records,
then
close
the
door
Cnd
finish
winding
film
and red
paper
for
re-
moval
from
the
Kodak.
The
film
is
now
ready
to send
to
your
finisher,
and
{
{
Frc.
VIIL
Position oI
Stulus
when
making
on
Autographic
Becord.
.
To
get
a
clear
impression,
press
firmly
on both
the up
and down
strokes.
While
writing,
or
after-
wards,
shield the
paper
from
the
sun.
When
the record
has
been
made.
expose
it
to the light
as follows:
Erpose
to the
Sky, but
not
to the
Sun:
ourDooRs
t"i3ll""3'.?,,1"
BRTLLTANT
LrcHT
2
to 5
Secs.
5 to 7 Secg-
DULrr
LrcHT
5
to 10
Secs. 10
to
15
Secs.
Erpose
to Artifi.cial
Light:
__Er,ocrnrc
Lrcnr,
distance
two
inches, 30
to
60 seconds.
W'nr,gs.lcrr
Ges Lrcur,
distance
six
inches,
30
to 60
seeonds.
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